新概念英语第二册54课课件解析.pptVIP

Did the writer return home from the shops or not? What did she begin to make? (as soon as) Did the telephone ring soon afterwards or not? Were her fingers very sticky or not? (when) How long did she spend talking to Helen Bates on the telephone? Did she look at the mess she had made or not? (after that) What was covered the pastry? Who rang the doorbell? (Just then) What did he want her to do? As soon as the writer returned home from the shops she began to make some meat pies. When the telephone rang soon afterwards, her fingers were very sticky. She spent ten minutes talking to Helen Bates on the telephone. After that she looked at the mess she had made. Her fingers, the telephone and the doorknobs were covered with pastry. Just then the postman rang the doorbell. He wanted her to sign for a registered letter. One day a woman was walking her dog in the park. She was eating a banana while walking. After finishing eating, she threw the banana skin back onto the ground. Suddenly, her dog ran away from her towards the banana skin. It picked up the skin with its mouth and ran to a rubbish bin nearby. When the woman was wondering what it was doing, the dog put the skin into the rubbish bin. The woman was ashamed. (From then on, the woman never litters.) Lesson 54 Sticky fingers Questions 1. What did the writer begin to make after she returned home from the shops? 2. What was the writer doing when the telephone rang? 3. What happened right after the writer got back to the kitchen? 4. What did the writer think of her day? sticky adj.黏的 sticky fingers sticky rice have sticky fingers 手脚不干净 The man who has sticky fingers has been fired many times. stick n.棍棒 a walking stick拐棍，手杖 v.粘贴 stuck stuck sticking Dust could stick to the clothing easily. v.坚持，坚守，不放弃 stick to one‘s position/ view/ opinion/rules finger n. thumb forefinger index finger little finger ring finger middle finger wrist palm One?fing